p.2 #2 · Moonbird and other shore birds with BN Singh.
dclark wrote:
Very nice low angle shots and interesting background information. I can imagine that you were indeed pretty dirty after getting down for those shots. The results are excellent.
Dave
thanks Dave for viewing and commenting. Yes I was fairly dirty and wet by the end of the day, and exhausted by the constant crawling on the sand, both of my elbows were scrapped raw. BUT it was a most rewarding and exhilarating day
p.2 #9 · Moonbird and other shore birds with BN Singh.
KD, you did very well with the low angles here I am sure Red knots are fairly common (2nd half of May (in breeding plumage) and late October. They are always in good numbers (at least a dozen) in all my encounters over the years
p.2 #10 · Moonbird and other shore birds with BN Singh.
Wow! This is a photo documentary in itself. Exciting! I especially enjoy the images you deliberately exposed to emphasize the action of the water flying off the skimmers.
p.2 #15 · Moonbird and other shore birds with BN Singh.
KD, when they go low, you go lower--or so it seems!
This is a fantastic set, full of pizazz. Great shooting angles, light and action. The portraits are intimate and the behavior fascinating--up close as it is. The facts that you present in your introduction provide awe-inspiring context.
